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The Flour Output.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. o. The
Northwestern Miller says; "The work of
the mills was not much changed last week,
the limited powcrkceping the -four product
slightly below u, OOObarrcls daily. The out.
put for the week was l55, 300 barrels, ave
raging %, S33 barrels daily, against l57, 900
barrels the previous week, and l60, 900 for
the corresponding time in 1886 The trou-
BILE from bad water power seems to in
crease There are twenty mills running,
but thirteen OF these have no steam, and
they are getting along in an Indifferent
way. The six mills using steam contrib
ute very largely To the present flour pro-
ductiOn. Should cold weather set in, the
volumeo OF water now available would bcstill
further reduced, and some oi the mills able
TO run NJ partial capacity NJ present would
doubtless be cut of entirely. Empty cars
are still scarce, and very difficult Tor the
mills 10 obtain. Since the milCrs raised
the price of flour 10 meet higher frcights
the sales OF flour have dropped or matcr-
ally. The advance in ocean rates has cut
down exports. Local millcrs have a lib.
eral supply OF Orders on hand, aud are
confidently holding lor higher range of
quotations. Export shipments last week:
$4,000 barrels, against n, 100 barrels the
preceding week. Receipts Of wheat for
The week were zoos, $50 bushels, the
largest on record. Shipments, i3G, 500
bushels flour, al, $50 barrels: mill stuns,
4,2i2 tons. Wheat in store: Here, i,l75,-
sos bushels; Duluth, 1885 bushels;
st. Paul 1870, 900 bushels"
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NntIonaI Temprrance AIIinnce.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. o. President
Russell called the National Temperance
alliance TO order at noon today. The hall
OF the House oi Representatives was nearly
filed with delegates, though many did not
arrive until th' afternoon. In his opening
address, President russell referred 10 the
late struggle. lie considered the vote IN
September most encouraging 10 Prohibition
lists aud suggestive 10 their opponents.
The fight should 90 ON until victory No..
warlod them, and no man, not u Pro-
hibiiionisi should be- supported for the
legislature. Pending the selection Of com
mttccs, recess was taken until O'Clock
q. m Gen. q. G.. Dibull was made per-
manunt chairman.
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A Had .NIrrer..

KANSAS Crry, Mo-, Nov. 9.--Policcmnn
Bray shot aud MORALLY wounded George
Grant, colorcd, on 81. Louis avenue, near
Liberty street, at 7 o'clock this evening
Grant was running away with bundle Of
stolen clothing and refused to halt nj the
officers order On April ., 1882, Grant
was seen with bucket Of butter by Police.
man Pat Jones who ordered him TO halt
Grant turned and shot tho officer dead.
This happened on the same night that
Jesse James was killed at 81. Joseph, and
in the intense excitement then prevailing
a negro named Huntington, who had been
arrested instead OF Gmnt, was taken from
the officers and lynchcd. Grant was after.
ward arrested and sent TO the pcnitentiary
for two years. When he got out lac ter.
rorizcd the town ~ Scdalia, Mo, and de-
fed the authorities Tor while and hc was
one OF the most notorious negro despcra.
does in the west. lie fell tonight within
fifty feet Of the spot where he killed Jones
five years ago
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No $50. u. D.-chaurr-y Court ~ Shelby county -
~ iialncy ot al Memphis aud Charleston
ullfuId e A. 100
~ yirtun III an itIrflnHuIUw drrfrc fof salc 90.
tered in tho aiYvc eiUf uu iho ~ has ~ July
~ " a. ~. page Do 't.lI f..h nl public hurii1n
~ the highest mddir 10 IfUui NJ tlr 'lffk aul
Courthouse Of shelly county, Memphis, Tonnes
zee, on
saturday, %. i2ti ~, ~ November, 1881
within inysi hour tfH following described prpp
cfiy sltuHiDt IN Sha.. COUNT. lchhf inWil ~
lirkr.Iuf
infInruis dur in .H' w.tr W.la p.f
tliTs rrkrfUt'ug U.". I.| interest," l'u bAlN
With srrurltS len M 'H '.uW payments
This OCtuurf iH, o.. ....,.,
hl'NlI..H' d. 'efA AMI Master
NVt ~ TmHl.H. 900 NJ
VIA 70 ftfufnifH
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TI,e Iinn,IIinn rnsc.

special Dispatch u The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Nov 0.--Fcdcral court,
Judge Hall presiding, met here today.
The day was consumed In cmpanclling
jurics aud organization for the term. Ar.
gumcnt in OK partc Jones .. Hamilton and
l.. VI. Eubanks, on the writ OF hnbes
corpus appealed from the decision Of Chan
ccllor pcylon was concluded in the su-
prcmc court today by Col W. l.. Nugcnt
No decision can be arrived at before Mon
IuV
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.
Nn. Eg1 4 HCtancofy Count ui Shelby county
IMuu-- nMAn- % MN Nm MmIt- ID nI

40 Esp HHChaurcff Count 90 Shelby county
Thomas Cmycs a al 81 500. 1uyyH ID al.
W virtue oi IN lutof'uTu'ur drrrv iuf -
UHHl Iu tHr Hluyr rlf.. 900 IHH Iih dHv ui uTfUIsf
1870 ~ o. ~. fHrv 49, 800 HrI 90 puddle Hurt'uu.
iu the hiHuyi bdiof .u IrIUI ui ihv tIrft aud
Masters office. NJ thr H.IH .IuUt ruimuH. ~ thr
Cnur. hUusU Of SHELBY county, Memphis Tonnes
pee. uu
saturday, the 18th Dpy ~ November, 1897,
Within irsal hour. Co., fH|..HluH dusUiaI pfup.
pfty situated iu She'll county TENN. tp.Ull ~
riuninr un che iaur 90. ...ruH hugrh. Hi stake
which stands from lHr" WHIiH uIk. north in D.
gfrUs wet nj links tlItr..YU. fHrurH north 81 dr.
rrros. west chains urH . 'Iu's a. stake, walnut
pointer marked "a" tH.uH north % drErts. W'Hi
: chains and ~ iluis Iu.l spuuE rr,t. thence
with ~ mUnndru uurHHt.IAnrl1 a. ilr uruifr
ui the state i.iuc ruud iHHu.r with 70 moth /" ~
rfrrs. cost 40 chains Hul hl LINKS o. f'ntc. tl"
northwest corner Oi HuH IrfH purrlusf hturU
south drsryU. cat ..fN ihli lIu, ] 'Aa4H. AMI
tl links tp The beginning containing = nrrH
and hslnr the same tffU. of land conveyed W John
u dray,s IS A. a. iirft. %, lrsd dHiud november
e. 40 mud rrUuriici lu no. Office ~ The Register 90
Hid county in hook h Ulr T. IlEu 30 ulrrnro
tcinr hereby bod ~ no '.rl IHIh lull understand
Ink ihCfyUi aud mon iHilc'i description VI aid
prupptty.
Terms II Sale lbId ,ath balance IN one
and two yu1r. NOTES I. .IHF Interest with security
required lien p.ninisi td.mptIun haired
n / NdfDWFiL Clofk and Mpiot
rs n T. Coleman ...fN e. aud N.
Taylor 4 carroll. tA1l|HIfur.
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Insolvent Notice

Stale uf Tennessee shelby Cuuut=OnrC County
Court clerk Memphis Tcun., November @. ls.i.
To John League. Administrator u N johnson.
Having suggested the insolvency ui tie e. tate ~
g. Y Iohnsuu deceased YOU ar hcnh, uulDrd
tp give notice. ly advertisement in some nrWsplruf
Published within the sHIi state ana al.l % tHr
tOuHi huuaH duur ~ shelby county. for ull ptrsuus
having rlnlw against aiId estate Ia appear and Ole
thU SINE authenticated In tlc mnun'f pre- rihrd
ly law ON or hUipru The bth day ~ February lssf,
aud amy claim not nCi on OF hciUrc siid day, ~
hUurp Hn appropriation ~ Che uuls ui Hnid CHiair
"a made shall H. iofuUr bhW'd huih in las AMI
equity. Nitness my hand NJ Office this "a Day NJ
November lss7. T. J. QUiGLEN. CLERK.
~ Thomas ~ Crunshhw, y e.
Notice is huuhy llyHu uH Hhufc directed
lfl JOHN luAMIL Administration.
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syrup of rigs.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup company, San Francisco Cal, IS
natures own true laxative II is the most
easily taken aud tho most pleasantly effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system when
bilious or oOstiyc, 10 dispcl headaches, colds
and fcyers, To cure habitual constipation. in
digestion, etc. For sale In 10 cents and 81
bottles by II. j. Hester and all leading
druggists. Van Nlcct & Co., q. w. Jones X
Co., w. n. WilkcrSon & Co., Mansfield &
Co., have been appointed wholesale agents
NJ Mpmphis
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nIsI Vou EyerY

W. II. Reycls NJ. D., 81 Baltimore Nd,
says u have been IN the practice of mcdi-
icinc Tor over eighteen years, but never have
sccn the equal Of Hodges sarsaparilln. IL
has worked miracles here ir curing rhcuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that | cannot practice with.
out IT, Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-
fncturcr, Nashville, Tenn. ~ O0pcr bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug sturc, 20 Main street.
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The nn,ir. hnnn a..

Or ~ they don't they should know that
Rnugum Root linimcnt cured big head in
mules for W. T.. Hunt, of hdainyillc, NY.
J. II. Mallory, of Forts station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind siagrcrs with H. In
fact, thi, King oi Linimcnts 3, invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should bo
without H. % cents per bottle For sale NJ
Holsters drug store, No. 2s3 Main street.
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Asslgnoe's Sale.

ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER a. is,5. IN front oi
No 80 second street Memphis Will trll nt public
sale Tor cash. all tie properly connected with the
ZNpiicl Restaurant, description 81 which D. IN The
schedule to the si tumcnt b. mo this day made hy
\ 4. LWcifDl J. ". GOULD Assignee.
November 70. is5i
German American b. and l.. Assn.
rI'hr monthly meeting al this .efspclntiDn will H.
l held Ut thoir uuiup. No. 10 addison street. this
UitkSbANl evening. NOvcmheri0 utT.DO clock.
Loans can h. effected.
joins sCliElBLER, President
n urgsbouT gOfr1tary.
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Race. M nirmI,rhnm.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
BlRMINonAN, Ala, Nov. 9.-Today's
races nj Smiths park went OF as below
First Race Fiyc-cightbs Of mile dash
Little Trumpet won by neck, s. Simons
second, Rough Diamond third. Time
i;O6l.
Second Race Threc-quartcrs OF mile
dash. Biichard won, Pontoioc second,
Fruuirou Third. Time -l2Ol
Third Race Thpc-quartcrs Of mile
dash. Archbishop won, John Coitcr sec
ond, Oiellas third. Timc-l.loi. The
finish was very game In the last race.
Mr,ropn Jo,,ai.-,o. a.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

Notice g. hereby given that I will, on Wednesday
Nov ~ issi. 90 10 O'Clock an. NJ the fprrhuulc 1
urtfr,hy a iifp.. No. ~ sorpud siuut no NCW
phls ssll % public auction 10 highest bidder lu.
tnsh the following personal puptiy wHiUl gul
chain : rifle. brycrh l'nding shoi gun, trunk. I
yulItrH. I ovCuult ! cloth uFCrcuui. ] lot ui ..
houks @ pair STUDS nud other personal effects vi
Thomas D. Wilder. dcccnscd
Trnus casa JOHN r. WiII1Na
Ad,pini,tmior n Thomas IL Wilder nrc,isld
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DIED.

PArrlSON-At his late residence No. ~ Web.
sct street, Wednesday. November .. 1857, ut :
o'clock pm, joins r. PA1TToS, In the fifty first
year OF his age
Due notice Of iuneul will lie given. Winchester
and ncrryNilc, Va. and Cumberland, Md, papers
please copy.
HATTFNDORF-On Wednesday night Noycm.
Der ~ 1877, at SIS o'clock. liFNRY HArENpuRF,
aged eighteen ycan aud thCc months.
Due notice Of the iuncnl will be given.
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Prohnto Conrt snlo of Ronl Eetat.

Probate Court Snlo of Roal Estate.
No. - RD.=in the rruhaic Court IT shelby
county. Tenn 0tOWu Nnymau Va james 1uf'
npf Elements.
ny virtue 1T decree inf snlc made and entered In
this cause on November g. IN. 10 minute llnuk ~,
page 80 will I'll. Ht public auction, a. the highest
bidder Ia ifunt of the oiuu house door un Main
sipcl, Memphis. Tenn, un
saturday, November 80, 1887,
within lcrnl hour the following described real o.
tate tuw
smnir,i in The county II t,lhy. state ~ Ten.
nosco, lying and bging iu The IaNinr District ~
suid ruunty. bring lot 80. ~ aud D. iu hl.Ht o.
ON the plan ni the town ui luu Pickering nil lots
haSnra ifuut each ~ twenty Iuuf l,vi 600 tine wet
side VI Fourth ftroUt and running lack fu Hu alley
Wustwarily Que huudr|l aud twelve anil one halt
feet lil' tCCu.
Iriirs ~ snlc. Onc.hsii c1sh ana tb" iHiHuo' he
fiK months the purlI.ur 90 UNUHuir uuIu With
approved fururIiY, and 90 llru Viii D. retained uu
TOE land in regur ihc unpaid IunhaHr money
pi VrtgIEY. clerk
Nv Tnus y CurvukW puUuty clerk
tpurru Iliuti Hil iHT comp sun
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w f. TAYLOR NJ. EMBREY
w. T. TAYLOR G. co.
COTTON FACTORS,
9l4 Front Street. Corner Monroe Memphis Tenn

jury was punched for ~ purpose. Yet for
the sake OF poor, blind Justice and the
Of the land and law and order,
| sincerely hope that this was not so.
g. L.
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DELSARTEfSyal,nn@s . e e. IMPRESSION

Mrs Margaret wilshir will receive pupils In the
Dclsartc school u expression aud clocutlun Both
the reasoning student aud the practical student
will b. satisfied For the convenience n pupils
who cannot attend during the day instructions
will be given Ia the evening. Tor terms apply 10
Mr. Emlie Levy, nj NitEmaHu'a
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Dissolution Notice

The nun Of Hugh Petit a Co was dissolved by
mutual consent On september I. lssS.
J. l.. MCKEE,
ITsU pTTTfr
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Stockholders Meeting.

Or1CE MTgFHn a CnARirIos n u Co.,
No. 10. WAL ~, \. " oG', lN''
The annual meeting oi the stockholders IT the
company Tor thc election ~ difrCtou nud such
other business o. may come before a. will hr held
az MEMPHIS. TENN., iu tho company ulirus, On
Thursday NuNumhr o. ISL. The stock hHuhs
will ploaU on Ortuhcr o. ls,i and ppgn on Nuy,m
ter o. IN. Polls Tor surh Dlrriinn Will ulsp d.
opCu NJ Huntsville. Ala, on aid date.
at#TTM E#HFs.f.FH
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INA And reliable Medicines ar
wv the b Y n depend upon.
Acksr's Blood k.lxir has bscr TO
scr. bad for years for an Impurities oz
the Blood. IN every form OF onrufu
lous, Syphilitic Oh MerouiiAl Disoasss
i u Invaluable. For hheuIESlisls,
haC 10 equal
A. EENKERr and BERliNTL & 60.
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I ApNS GOLD LOCKEr - WITH DIAMOND
II setting, ON Main stpct. between Adlns sirrct
and Hcalc street, on NOvCmhyrp. SircWrui viii lie
paid 10 the finder nv leaving ut Tracy Printing
Company. No. 3li Second strrct.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the usc Of the knife ~ hinicmncc 10 bust.
ness By the soit pad truss aud our new treatment
IIydrOCcle and yhriCDcclc permanently cured.
triss,s fitted a. males OF female, aud Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call OF addrcss
D. NOBLE ND,
60 Jefferson IT. Memphis Tenn
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MuLroRD BUYS old gold
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MuLFoRD Ieweler. 2al Main
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-29
Unisn Lassr.-Cansannaaa,R ~. -, 1857.
By request of . large number of Per-
sons We publish the platform Of the Union
Labor Party at Cincinnati:

Preamble-Ths delegates Of the various
industrial and reform political organisa-
tions have assembled from thirty-one
states and territories ON this anniversary
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-29
PLATFORM OF THE PROGRESSIVE
LABOR PARTY.

At a meeting held in Webster
Hall, New York, September 8,
representatives from labor organi,
cations throughout the state Of
New York unanimously adopted
the following platform of princi-
plies:
Whereas, Realizing the necessity Of con-
slant vigilance and united action, the vari-
Gus trade organizations a the city Of New
York have established . representative body
known as the Central Labor Union; and,
Whereas. Their declared purpose in 70 do
ing was Ito assist each other in Ill struggles
political and industrial" asainst the en-
croachments Of capitalistie oligarcny, hos
tile to labor and destructive to American
liberty: and,
Whereas. we hold With the Central Labor
Union:
l. THAT the soil Of every country il the
social and common Inheritance ofthe peo
ple."
2 "That labor produces N wealth. whicl
includes the instrumentD through which
alone the forces Of nature become aeosssi
BILE.
8. "That all should,s therefore, have
free access to land" and 70 The Instrument
of production" without tribute - landlord
and monopolists"
4. Thatthere can beno hazmony bstweea
capital and labor under he present. indus
trial SYSTEM" which sithsf dWaSh o. mp
presses individual dsvslopnsnt BY osnyinl
TO the masses Of the American people thsil
inaiienable right TO lils. ibSrty and ~ puF
suit OF happiness
s. "That the emanoipat,sn q TIE wofkin(
classes must b achieved ~ ~ wuskinl
classes themselves" J" through 'sths estahlish
ment.r a. demanded by the Kiights a Il
Dor, .of cooperative institatians, sush y
win tend TO superoeds the waes UStsm b
the introduction Of . ooopeea&zSs inudstzia
SYSTEM" and.
Whereas. Tho Central Labor Union. II
pursuance OF it, obisc4 has On several ceea
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-29

- spss.,sa ~ 5ss1le - ~ -
~ : SssSss = - ~. ulssns y : -
nini11oso1 ~ - e1o1e - ~ ~ -
to1sgs 49, luino ~ ~ npi1oso = ~
chops - heve I11cR, - = 0odS f5ee
ssssstiss u - e psopss "
q vosks ~ 49, ~ oys>c1.
Ths nins z ~ ~ nnst b - ~
uinbtored = - bsne0t ~ voekine
nineEs moes ~ ~ fossign stosk- k-holdsn
Ths i.Asity - uzoagp sndn vhish he
workers. and psod1eoEs so&eR, preclude .
fufthsr speoiAealioa. But ths Unitsd L.
boz Party stands tlsdgsd 70 remedy them,
oao and all By eonstiiutionAl metkods =
far = human wisdom, honest desds and I
dep and abiding love Of humanity and
our Amsriean institutions can serve 20 to
DO. ''F'' rf''- e
We bslisvs u dicts Of science that pov-
sFty can and must bs Abolished, that crime
and misery can and shall b destroyed and
Mat hs Who VIII not work, alone o1ght not
70 eat.
The time has come for . party Of hon.
est men, true 10 their eonvietions and
fearing nothing but 10 do . dishonsst cot.
This the United Labor Party shall b, OF
II shall not live. \
To our aid and support We call the sf-
forts Of Ill Who love their country and Win
recognize the supremacy Of moral instead
Of selfish obligations.
We afirm that we alone are the party Of
true Americanism, combining honest
democracy and progressive republicanism
IN fact, intead Of In name alone.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-29
LOCAL DENVER PLATFORM.

For the Fall Campaign OF 1887.
We, the Labor Party Club OK Denver.
hereby adopt the following platform ana
declaration OF principles, TO the support OF
which we ask the adherence Of all honest
and thoughtful men:
We are the party that, at the spring cleo
tons, polled In this city i,s4o votes, VINO
since then have held weekly agitation meet
Ings for he purpose Of studying the causes
and remedies OF poverty, misery. vice and
crime In this republic and the common
wealth OF Colorado, dett rmined that when
such we're ascertained by the light or SCI
ence, that We would embody them In our
platform and call upon all men 10 aid In an
uprooting OF the conditions that create these
Affections, through the medium OF the ballot.
We shall nominate d ticket OF men pledg,
ed to the support Of this declaration, and we
ask for them the votes Of the people.
II we should waste our time on side issues
or keep silent, or remain slavishly In the
ranks Of the old parties, the very stones at
our feet would cry out. Murder Is commit
ted day by day through the Infamous wage
system. Children are slain, women worked
TO death, men killed inch by inch, and these
crimes are never punished by law. The AZ
fairs 4 this land are administered BY the
capitalist class for their own benefit. They
deny us Justice, liberty and the full proceeds
OF our labor. The mechanic sinks 70 slav'
cry, the farmer falls 10 tenancy. This ad.
ministrallon OF affairs suits Us no longer. II
leads 10 disastrous consequences. In II Is
OF only physical but mental and moral deg,
radiation While one part Of US are worked
TO death the others out OF employment are
starved to death. There IL filth. injustice,
drunkenness, prostitution and theft. There
should be light, liberty, law, civilization and
Justice.
Tho competitive wage system Is the cause
OF all this. its remedy, science tells US, lies
In the cooperative association OF the collect.
i've people: In the assumption and opera
uon ~ them Of the natural resources, the
tools Of production, the mediums OF ex'
cnange, communication and transportation:
In 40 far as these things can be carried
out, these means enforced, these ideas put
into practice, we are pledged by this plat
form through our nominees, II elected "a
apply the remedy.
Let the workers and thinkers rally to the
support OF the Right
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-29
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49, = o1yen1leQ naoenbled, -.
1E1 ~ rloo11 = q - C6GAxN IAhos
Unica - - lRI11es.
1oqltVo6 ~ ~ ~ fl1tneganes * ths
oroa1 AnnGi1s61 I1ogo nGnt " ~ massss
| oGl1xGe ~ y y pDto - natnrof linz,
~ 111Qao q lVo6 40 q indepondene
o1l1)ool ~ un11D ~ uorne of ~psogross-
NJ IkGs tulV y ~ iii linzSIy and psrnar
1en11y i3tqllp9 ~ ~ 49, ~ labor o.
rl,1siel1y ya1e Nqshsls - psadneen. q
thsulGh tlelr ~ - ~ oenee1ives.
Heoolye1, 1hat v1th AVN - ~ imms-
liate ~ q ~ pospfe " ~ eorsss1ton a
| elasln6 ahaaeab - sheeuppgsaIioa q odious
Wyo6GD, ~ nFQt donanA:
That 16ht h661y eonstitute dAv's work.
Psohibatfon ef child labor IN n occupa-
tion.
Pschibifioa can fsmAls labor IN occupa-
tlons dstxinsntal = heeath q morality.
Equal pav tobolh sexeg 1br equal work.
Payment q Wasss wsskly IN lawful money
and ~ more sslruah', pay.
Fixit lisn 1be Voekme1's wages.
Ths enactment a justst laws for the liabil.
| iiies u employers - employees.
Abolition q the contract system In prison
and 81 publie works.
ewseping rsform of The tsnsmsnt-house
System.
Abolition Of tsnsmsnthouss cigar-making
md Al Other tsnsmenthouse manufactur-
ing.
Sanitary inspection OF mines, factories,
dwellings and al cond tions oflabor.
Rigid snforcsmsnt Of the law prohibiting
the importation offorsign labor under con-
tract.
Rigid enforcement Of al existing beneficial
labor laws.
Equal adult citisenship and suffrage with
out regard 70 sex.
Repeal Of al blue laws.
Repeal Of all conspiracy laws, tramp laws,
and all class legislation and privileges.
No PinksItons; no armed bandits In the
pay Of capital.
Resolved, That With . view TO progressive
advance In the direetion marked out by the
above declaration Of principles, we further
more demand:
The public ownership and management Of
railroads, telegraphs, express and steamship
lines, telephones, gas and water works and
all industries involving the use Of public
franchises, or the performances Of public
functions.
The direct issue Of currency and money
by the national treasury, without the inter
vention ofbanks.
And as first step to the recovery Of the
natural inheritance Of the people, we favor
special tax on unimproved land, sufficient
" high to compel Its improvement or its sur
render to the community by the spectators
who Withhold It from use.
We favor ALSO tax on all incomes above
two thousand dollars per annum, SO gradu-
ated Is to hear most heavily npon the great
incomes Of the monopolistic classes and cor
porations, and thus materially tighten the
burdens now borne by the workers, pro-
ducers and masses Of the people.
with the same end In view, we also favor
the exemption from taxation Of the average
homestead, farms. manufactures, working
tools and properties under s. 900 in value. oc-
cupied or productivity used by the owners,
and not rented out.